What is Pure Product Australia Electrolyte Orange?

Pure Product Australia Electrolyte Orange is a refreshing electrolyte drink powder formulated with sodium, potassium, magnesium and calcium. It also contains vitamin C and B-group vitamins to support hydration, normal muscle function and energy metabolism.

Each 16 g serving is mixed with 500 mL of water, making it convenient for exercise, sport, hot weather, travel and active days.

How does Electrolyte Orange support hydration?

When mixed with water, Electrolyte Orange provides fluid together with essential electrolytes. Sodium and potassium support fluid balance, while magnesium and calcium contribute to normal muscle and nerve function.

The formula is designed to help replace electrolytes lost through sweat. Your individual hydration requirements will depend on your activity level, sweat rate, climate and general health.

What are electrolytes?

Electrolytes are minerals that carry an electrical charge when dissolved in body fluids. They play important roles in hydration, fluid balance, muscle contraction and nerve signalling.

The principal electrolytes in Pure Product Australia Electrolyte Orange are:

• Sodium
• Potassium
• Magnesium
• Calcium

Is Electrolyte Orange an oral rehydration solution?

No. Pure Product Australia Electrolyte Orange is a food supplement for hydration support and should not be described as a medical oral rehydration solution.

Medical oral rehydration solutions are formulated to specific standards for managing dehydration caused by conditions such as vomiting or diarrhoea. If you are unwell or experiencing symptoms of dehydration, seek advice from a healthcare professional.

How much sodium is in each serving?

Each 16 g serving contains 537 mg of sodium when mixed with 500 mL of water.

Sodium is one of the main electrolytes lost through sweat and supports normal fluid balance, nerve signalling and muscle function.

How much potassium is in each serving?

Each serving provides 387 mg of potassium. Potassium is an essential electrolyte involved in normal muscle function, nerve signalling and fluid balance.

Does Electrolyte Orange contain magnesium and calcium?

Yes. The formula contains magnesium L-aspartate and calcium citrate as sources of magnesium and calcium.

The current nutrition panel does not declare the precise elemental magnesium or calcium amounts per serving. Contact Pure Product Australia if you require these specific values.

What vitamins are included in Electrolyte Orange?

Each serving contains:

• 56 mg of vitamin C
• 19 mg of niacin—vitamin B3
• 19 mg of pantothenic acid—vitamin B5
• 5.8 mg of vitamin B6
• 6.4 µg of vitamin B12

These vitamins contribute to normal energy metabolism and other essential functions within the body.

Does Electrolyte Orange contain sugar?

The current nutrition panel declares 0 g of sugars per serving. However, the ingredient list includes dextrose monohydrate.

Because dextrose is a form of glucose, customers should review the current packaging for final nutritional information. Pure Product Australia should verify this apparent discrepancy before describing the product as “sugar-free” in advertising.

Why does the formula contain dextrose?

Dextrose is a simple carbohydrate commonly used in electrolyte drink formulations. Carbohydrates can contribute to a drink’s flavour and formulation and may provide a small amount of energy.

Each serving of Electrolyte Orange provides approximately 28 calories and 7.1 g of total carbohydrate.

Why are stevia and allulose used?

Stevia and allulose help create a pleasant orange flavour without requiring a large amount of conventional sugar.

Stevia is a high-intensity sweetener derived from the stevia plant. Allulose is a rare sugar that provides a familiar, sugar-like flavour with substantially less available energy than ordinary sugar.

What does Electrolyte Orange taste like?

It has a clean, refreshing orange flavour designed to make drinking water more enjoyable. For the best taste, mix it thoroughly with cold water and serve chilled or over ice.

Does Electrolyte Orange contain amino acids?

The product is not formulated as an amino acid or BCAA supplement. Magnesium L-aspartate contains aspartate as part of the mineral compound, but the product should not be promoted as providing an amino acid performance blend.

How do I use Electrolyte Orange?

Mix two teaspoons—approximately 16 g—with 500 mL of water. Stir or shake thoroughly until the powder has completely dissolved.

Consume the prepared drink promptly and continue drinking ordinary water regularly throughout the day.

Do I have to mix Electrolyte Orange with water?

Yes. The product is designed to be dissolved in 500 mL of water before consumption. Do not consume the concentrated powder directly.

Adding it to less water will create a stronger flavour and a more concentrated electrolyte drink than directed on the label.

Should I drink electrolytes before, during or after exercise?

Electrolyte Orange can be used at different times according to your hydration needs:

• Before exercise: to support your pre-training hydration plan
• During exercise: during prolonged activity, heavy sweating or hot conditions
• After exercise: to help replace fluid and electrolytes lost through sweat

There is no single best time for everyone. Consider your exercise duration, intensity, environment and individual sweat rate.

Can I drink Electrolyte Orange without exercising?

Yes. It may also be useful during hot weather, outdoor work, travel or other situations involving increased sweating.

For ordinary low-activity days, most healthy adults can generally meet their hydration and electrolyte requirements through water and a balanced diet.

How much Electrolyte Orange can I consume each day?

Do not exceed one 16 g serving per day.

More is not necessarily better. Excessive electrolyte intake may be unsuitable for some people, particularly those with medical conditions affecting the kidneys, heart, blood pressure or fluid balance.

Can I drink Electrolyte Orange every day?

Healthy adults may use it daily according to the label directions, but individual requirements vary. It should complement—not replace—water and a balanced diet.

Speak with a healthcare professional if you are unsure whether a daily electrolyte supplement is appropriate for you.

How many servings are in one pouch?

A 500 g pouch contains approximately 31 servings, based on the recommended 16 g serving size.

How long can I keep it after mixing?

Consume it promptly after preparation. Any unused prepared drink should be discarded after 24 hours.

Keep the mixed drink refrigerated in a clean, sealed bottle if you are not consuming it immediately.

Can I prepare Electrolyte Orange the night before?

Yes, provided it is stored in a clean, sealed container in the refrigerator and consumed within 24 hours. Shake the bottle before drinking, as some ingredients may settle.

Can I mix it with juice, smoothies or sports drinks?

The product is formulated to be mixed with 500 mL of water. Mixing it with juice or another sports drink will change its calorie, sugar and electrolyte content and may make the drink excessively concentrated.

For predictable nutrition and flavour, follow the label directions.

Can I freeze the prepared electrolyte drink?

A prepared drink may be frozen into ice cubes or ice blocks and consumed within a reasonable period. Freezing may change its texture or cause ingredients to settle after thawing.

Do not freeze the dry powder, and always use a clean, food-safe container.

What is the recommended age for Electrolyte Orange?

The product is intended for adults and is not suitable for children under 15 years of age.

Young athletes have different hydration and nutritional requirements. Parents should seek advice from a doctor or accredited sports dietitian before providing electrolyte supplements to children.

Can I use Electrolyte Orange while pregnant?

No. The product label states that it is not suitable for pregnant women.

Can I use it while breastfeeding?

The label does not provide a specific breastfeeding recommendation. Consult your doctor, pharmacist or accredited practising dietitian before use while breastfeeding.

Is Electrolyte Orange suitable for vegetarians?

Yes. Based on the listed ingredients, the product is suitable for vegetarians.

Is Electrolyte Orange vegan?

The listed ingredients do not appear to contain animal-derived ingredients. However, customers requiring verified vegan status should confirm the current manufacturing specifications with Pure Product Australia.

Is Electrolyte Orange gluten-free?

Gluten is not listed as a direct ingredient. However, the product is manufactured in a facility that also processes gluten from wheat.

It should not be promoted as certified gluten-free unless appropriate testing and certification are available. People with coeliac disease or a serious wheat allergy should review the label and seek individual advice before use.

Does Electrolyte Orange contain allergens?

It is manufactured in a facility that also processes:

• Milk
• Gluten from wheat
• Tree nuts

People with serious food allergies should review the current packaging before use.

Who should consult a healthcare professional before using electrolytes?

Seek professional advice before use if you:

• Have kidney or heart disease
• Have high blood pressure
• Have a medical condition affecting fluid or electrolyte balance
• Take diuretics, blood-pressure medication or other relevant medicines
• Are following a sodium- or potassium-restricted diet
• Are pregnant or breastfeeding
• Experience persistent dehydration, vomiting or diarrhoea

How should I store Electrolyte Orange powder?

Store the pouch in a cool, dry place away from heat, moisture and direct sunlight. Close the resealable pouch tightly after each use and keep it out of reach of children.

How long will the powder stay fresh?

The unopened product should remain suitable for use until the best-before date when stored correctly. After opening, reseal the pouch immediately after each use and avoid introducing moisture.

Why has my electrolyte powder clumped?

Electrolyte powders can absorb moisture from the air, which may cause clumping. Small, dry clumps do not necessarily mean the product has spoiled.

Do not use the product if the pouch has been damaged or if the powder has an unusual smell, colour, taste or signs of moisture contamination.

Can I still use the powder if it has crystallised?

Minor crystallisation may occur when ingredients are exposed to moisture or temperature changes. Break up small, dry clumps and check that the powder dissolves normally.

If the powder is wet, discoloured, smells unusual or is past its best-before date, do not consume it.

Why does the prepared drink settle?

Some minerals and flavour ingredients may settle after mixing. This is normal. Shake or stir the drink again before consuming it.